American Believed 10 Wave Been Killed Near Morelos
Reports from Washington and Nogales detail an American named Edward Hayware, Mormon colony member, believed killed by Mexican rebels near Morelos. Remnants of his clothing were seen arriving in Nogales as federals clash with rebels. Washington cites foreign unrest. U.S. troops and a large mobilization pressure in northern Sonora and Chihuahua amid bandit activity. border conditions described as quiet at times. A U.S. cavalry regiment from Fort Riley is en route to the Texas border for duty, with elaborate transport logistics and troop movements described through to Manhattan. Marriage licenses issued locally to several couples.
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Edward Hayware
Morelos
Nogales
Mexico
State Department
Ar Rs
Madero
Chihuahua
Aner
Janetson City
Kan
Keith
United States Cavalry
Fort Riley
Fort of Texas
Uip
International Boundary ‘Line
Daly
Brown
Toad
Hax O'S
al ‘Gatete
Shane
Manhattan
Oelock
William Fryes drunken disturbance warrant issued last night
In Justice Court AO a warrant was issued last night for William Fry charged with being drunk and disturbing the peace. The trial will be heard this afternoon in Justice Wilsons court.
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William. Fry
Justice Wilsons Court
Divorce Suit Filed for Non Support
Myrtle McGuyre sues Franklin Moses McGuire for non support. Be Wilson represents the plaintiff in this divorce action as filed.
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Myrtle McGuyre
Franklin Moses McGuire
Wilson
Independent Team to Play On After Management Change
Gustafson no longer controls Lawrence ball team and has withdrawn with park managers. Park officials sign a strong roster and plan to play independent for the rest of the season. Games are scheduled with the Melgers next three weeks starting tomorrow, weather may cancel. Reardon, a former Blue pitcher, has been secured to pitch tomorrow if the game is played.
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Broer Gustafson Haz
Lawrence Ball
Gustafson
Sehmelgers
Reardon
Blue
Lawrence Tomorroy Ye
Motion pictures used to teach morals in Kansas schools
A university extension project led by Prag, Ricard & Price plans a series of visual moral lessons for grammar school students. Lawrence lecture trips begin in November, presenting 100 real life photographs and lectures on what is right and brave. The program aims to show fights and cowardice as folly and to promote organized moral authority among youth.
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Cmanly
Ithe University
Lawrence
Prof. Price
Naneas
African Methodist conference to meet in Lawrence
The annual conference of the African Methodist board will begin Wednesday September 18 in Lawrence. It will run for six days with Debicateus from Kansas and Nebraska expected. about 200 visitors anticipated. The session will be at St Luke's Church at the corner of Warren and New York streets. Congregation members are preparing extensively for the conference. Rt. Rev. TliB. Parks will preside at the freastuns.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Nebraska
St. Lukes
Tlib. Parks
Bish- Way
People's State Bank Posts Further Deposit Increase
The People's State Bank published a statement amid National Bank statements. It shows deposits rising by about 75,000 from the previous report and an additional 100,000 increase compared with a prior wear-a. The bank publicized these figures to inform depositors and the public.
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Popty
Horse Plague Strikes Several Horses in the Territory
Authorities report several new cases of horse plague with a death toll rising. Experts say the disease has not proven to be meningitis and weather changes may slow the outbreak. One horse named Christy died in Lawrence. authorities note some illnesses are from other causes and not all horses are affected.
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K. U
Thic
Equity
Ghoat
Nor
Christy
Lawrence
Law
Lee Milan
Tr All
Skone
Skooe
Skony
Kansas Weather Report Reported Cooler Unsettled
An Kansas weather note reports cooler unsettled conditions this afternoon and tonight. It references rainfall and mentions timing at 7 a.m. and 2 p.m. today with imprecise measurements. The tone mirrors a terse state weather bulletin from a local Kansas paper.
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Hain
Ranfall
Police Confront Repeated False Alarms In City
Lawence police handle a high number of false alarms weekly, more than the fire department. Two officers on duty responded to disturbances near Lee and New Jersey, then chased a later alert by riverfront, moving by taxi toward the north, facing near collisions but ultimately calming the scene as alarms proved unfounded.
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Lawrence
South Side
Jessy
Abe
Lee
New Jereey
Pearte
Maddy Ross
Eros
Rset
Veterans of Ks Talk Over Old Times Gather at Hall
Veterans group re elected officers at a reunion with 125 attendees despite rain. They recalled pioneer days, heard remembrances of Lawrence and James Lawrence, and enjoyed a noon dinner before songs and talks by Col Kin Kin and others.
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Wil Kreuwn
Penton
GE Lextentrd
Warrigg
Amantha Alent
Okf Ofso
Stout
Secretaria Istwaniss
William Cratchfield
Paul 2
Sirooks
FE. Wualdleston
Sliss Nannie Garvin
J. Chovenor
Lawrence
Prairies
Veterans’ Glee Club
James’ Lafwrence
J. W. Aller
Our
G. Grovenor
James Lawrence
Glee Cab
Dartris
Topeka
Col
J. K. Rankin
Aethes
Finchers Sick Horse Prompts Doctoring At Farm
Fincher faces a sick horse after a farm visit leads to concern over a disease seen in the animal. Dr. Brown reports potential plant pests in smut and stalk joints, suggesting an experimental treatment while noting mixed signs of improvement and caution about costs. Local observers describe the horse's worsening condition and subsequent tentative recovery after feed and water.
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Tash
J.D. Winehog
Nis
Fincher
Kit Brown
Satny Con
Brown
Journal- World —Office
Weather Totals Drop With Heavy Denver Snow
Stow Colorado Denver September 14 A heavy storm spread over Central Colorado and parts of Wyoming today with more than three inches of snow reported at Denver The temperature dropped to 33 degrees as the unsettled weather continued through the day.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
Wyoming
Had Hard Luck for B Anderson of Linwood
Linwood resident B Anderson faced two horse losses within weeks with one horse dying from heat and another collapsing after a long day. A party of men tried to save the animals and ended up abandoning the effort to form a team due to the injuries.
A Safe Institution Statement Endorsed by Merchants
A safe institution of the Rak appeals to those who understand the value of such a statement. It shows samples of more than one third of the capital stock, reserves over thirty percent and deposits around a quarter of a million. It describes a well man aged dunk and a wife and conservative management. The statement appears under Merchants, Lan tn & Saving.
Heil to coaching as Kansas quarterback aids Topeka program
Pete Heil, former Kansas University quarterback, is shifting to coaching duties in Topeka. He will assist with Tupekat flights around eleven this year and occasionally help Washburn staff alongside Corl Driver. Heil had planned to return to Ke this fall but will stay in Topeka in his coaching role.
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Pete Heil
Auarterback
Kansas University
Pete
Char
Tupekat Fligh
Washburn
Coarl
Topeka
Funeral for Samuel Apgar Held in New Hampshire Street
The funeral of Samuel Apgar was held this afternoon at New Hampshire Street. Rev Brash officiated. The body was taken to Funkdertaking Parlors. After services, he was to be shipped to Mr Apgar’s old home in Hampton New Jersey on Monday.
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Samuel Apgar
New Hampshire Street
Brash
Mr. Apgar
Hampton
New Jersey
Captain Brownlee Arrives Ready for Battle at Lawrence
Captain Aywold Brownlee leads the Kauss tribe in Lawrence as the Kansas university eleven prepares for a crucial season. He reports feeling fine and eager to join teammates, aiming for many victories. Four sick on Bovard Ranch near town suffered a daytime illness scare, but most recovered. cause linked to food served. Mrs. O Byrne, Miss John s. John, and others were ill briefly with family members improving quickly. Baldwin Ledger reports the incident.
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Jin Lewrettee
Aywold
Brownlee
Day
Lawrence
Kansas
Bovard Ranch
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Ton
Johns
John
Baldwin Ledger
Boy Hurt In Bicycle Collision At Berkley and York
A seven year old boy, Paul Thomas, suffered serious injuries yesterday afternoon after his bicycle collided with a wagon near Berkley and York streets. He was thrown from the bike, bruised on the head, and a wheel bar broke a bone. Dr. Chambe treated him. The wagon driver was jolted but unharmed.
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Paul Thomas
Rite
Berkley
York Streets
Hey
Chambe
Ban on Straw Lids Signals End of Hat Era
A citywide ban targets straw lids amid a hot spell and street conduct concerns. Mayor Bishop extended a temporary reprieve, then ordered strict enforcement as the two week limit lapses. Marshal Meyers pledges firm compliance, promising no mercy for violators and a shift to cooler hat designs.
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Bishop
Police Department
Marshal Meyers
College Couple Enters Marriage Contract in Los Angeles
A Pasadena and a Philadelphia college graduate couple signed a prenuptial agreement declaring the marriage grants each freedom to wed others and ends at the death of love. They plan to marry tomorrow to safeguard their future and their children. Also noted, the Twentieth Kansas regiment calls a reunion planning meeting at 7:20 this evening in Lawrence for September 25 and 26.
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Los Angeles
Tin A Hehtiz Chaniller
PhWiladelphia
Charlton WY
Whshburne
Pasadena
Miss
Twentieth Kansas
Twentieth Kansas Regiment
Lawrendd
Wilder Metcalf
Insanity Patient Escape Reported in Ohio Hospital
A patient identified as I. D. Madden escaped from a Columbus Ohio hospital after being found in North Lawrence. Officers were notified as Ohio officials track his whereabouts. The man exhibited clear signs of dementia and had been missing for over a year.
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Adithcor da
Varelin
Columbus, Ohio
North
Lawrence
Dementer
I. D. Madden
Bas
Ohio
Rainfall continued as farmers welcome end to heat
The day saw persistent showers with three quarters of an inch by 3 PM and 1.48 inches from yesterday, bringing total rainfall over the last several days to 2.93 inches. The ongoing rain breaks the heat spell and offers relief to farmers.
Hazing Fatal at University of North Carolina
William Rand of Smithfield North Carolina a UNC freshman was killed during a hazing incident. Four sophomores were taken into custody as authorities investigate the death. Coroner's inquest indicates Rand was forced to sing and dance while a barrel was kicked or dropped injuring him and severing major neck vessels. He bled to death within ten minutes.
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N.C
Tsarie
William Rand
Smithfield
N. C
University of ‘North Carolina
Bain
Sonce
Kand
Therm
Rand
Registration Opens for Kansas University Freshmen
Lawrence notes announce College life awakening as Kansas University readies for a large freshman class. Registrar Foster urges churches to welcome newcomers and help them settle in as enrollment begins Monday and main on campus Monday and Tuesday to ease processing.
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Old Mount Oread
Athens
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Hooks Schoolis
Haeohler Strong
Li Acation
Colorado
George O. Foster
Xarinus
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Robinson, Gymnasium
Storm on Gulf Coast Strikes Mobile Tonight
A Gulf Coast storm last night threatened serious damage to Mobile city, then abated by dawn. Officials including Deke and Barnard assisted in response work as crews assessed property impact and safety concerns along the coast.
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Gulf’ Coast
Deke
Barnard
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